Douglass College - Quair Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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Our enthusiasm at the prospect of an approaching game is postponed and slightly diminished as we find ourselves nearing Co-Op. multitudinous shelves of paperbacks, our mood changes as the inevitable purchasing begins. After gathering our notebooks together and browsing through our recently-acquired, non-taxable texts, Qi we find ourselves awaiting a series of new i i encounters suggested by titles such as Evolution in Action, The Immoralist, The Devil with james Bond, and Walden. gt we 8 However, once inside the bookstore, amid the of

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After the invocation is given, a cordial invitation is extended by President Gross. Greeting the delegates before him, as well as Vice-President Humphrey and Governor Hughes beside him, Dr. Gross welcomes Rutgers' ancient neighbor, Princeton University. He is met with applause and approving laughter when he qualifies the cordiality of this greeting by saying that, the proviso of this cordiality is not extended past 2:00 p.m. two days hence at which time the Princetonians will become ravening tigers While we comport ourselves with the mighty valor and chivalric high-mindedness appropriate to Scarlet ' Knights. f f L R 01 J , he x P 4' 157- K 'Q ,N

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What is a course of history or philosophy, or poetry, no matter how well selected, or the best society, or the most admirable routine of life, Compared with the discipline of looking always at what is to be seen? More interested in the world outside the textbooks, we go from Thore:-1u's Walden to nature itself. The View is an autumnal one, reflected in a leafy bough or rippling stream. We are rapt in reverie amidst the solemn shades and setting sun and mind not how the hours are spent 9